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Preview 20 fails to install Prisma engines on Linux
See original GitHub issueWhen I install Preview 20 on a Linux machine, it fails to install any of the required “engine” files, like debian-openssl-1.1.x, in the prisma2 npm folder:
This happens regardless of whether the npm i command is run with sudo or not, and appears to be related specifically to Preview 20 because installing Preview 19 in the same way results in all of the required files being where they should be.
It does not occur on Windows machines.
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- Created 4 years ago
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I was actually wrong, it’s not a cloud VM, it’s one that’s hosted locally via HyperV on my Windows machine. My bad.
Either way, it doesn’t appear that anyone else is experiencing this issue, so I’m just going to assume that it’s something on my end, and close this issue.
If someone else does run into it, they can leave a comment here, and we can look into it again.
Well, can you also check openssl and linux kernel version?
Please share the output of
uname -aandopenssl version🙏Also, if you can tell me where this server is hosted I can try there and see if I can reproduce this.